Annette Niethammer

#HAMBURGMODERN Architektur, Interieurs und Gartenkultur der Moderne, History of Modern Architecture, Interior Design and Landscape #modernism #NeuesBauen

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Still love the #Rotachhaeuser

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#Rotachhäuser (1928-29) on Wasserwerkstrasse above river Limmat are exquisite #modernism in #Zurich! 3 cubes are set off against each other, one containing flats, the left ones are houses. The red pilotis reveal the conrete structure! #LeCorbusier

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Designed as an apartment building in 1932 , this #Tokyo #modern #architecture today is being used by galleries and antique shops. Interesting plan: Architect #RyōichiKawamoto placed the beautifully tiled staircases just next to each other.

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@realbeck @PompiersParis Ah, super: Es ist 8 Rue Mesnil, nicht weit von Métro Place Victor Hugo. Viel Spaß!

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Okay, it‘s not in good shape, but I love this fire station of @PompiersParis . #MalletStevens made in exposed #concrete contrasted with beautiful steel-details and windows in steel. The asymmetric plasticity is clearly influenced by #modernarchitecture of WM #Dudok at #Hilversum

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@realbeck Yes and it‘s worth the trip: Mr. Bartling is a buff in literature and it‘s directly at U1 Hallerstrasse!

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Yesterday I got a postcard from my favourite bookseller: His #hamburgmodern pavilion from #WernerKallmorgen 1948 depicted by #AliceOswaldRuperti with a @Citroen convertible. Reminds me of the imagery of #LeCorbusier. #NeuesBauen https://t.co/i18kIDZS8I

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A contemporary interpretation of the #Paris limestone building. I saw it in October in VIème and was ravished by its presence and contextuality, its solidity and momentum. Merci à #vitruvius les #architectes Jean- Christophe Quinton, Charles Rosenfeld and https://t.co/L8d49nxJAN

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I love the depth in its volumetry with protruding and recessing living rooms creating great views to the Raspail Boulevard in #Paris. Such beautiful corner-windows, although I doubt the originality of these 45•windows on the 2nd picture. Careful detailing by #PolAbraham in 1932.

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The #Tzara House from 1926 is - as opposed to its context in Montmarte - forced to absolute symmetry. From the hyper-scaled base to the similar entrances: It‘s disturbing - or #dada. #Loos‘ raumplan reveals: No constraints, pure functionality and a truly modern concept of space.

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Atelier #Ozenfant: It was #LeCorbusiers first commission in @Paris - finally I made it there! Sad are the changes but, hey - it‘s truly from 1922! I.e. well before his other white cubes. I love how he dissolved the window-ceiling-vertex, which survived at least at the corner.

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But what I did not know until I went there, are the beautifully vaulted arcade-types, since the plan is frequenty cropped at the top. These seven houses on two levels with 85 sqm anticipate the lightness of the 1950ies - and that was 1926. So happy to travel again!

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I knew already from sociology-class @ETH what people did to ⁦@Villedepessac⁩ housing by #LeCorbusier of 1926. It wasn’t that bad in 2022-reality: The checkerboard-type with 6 units on two levels in a row and the skycraper-type, each with 2 houses on 4 levels.

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Tomorrow is our #docomom_de conference „modern movement, infrastructure and utilities“ live from #BauhausDessau @gropiusallee. I am so curious about the technical concepts of #modernism and how to deal with them in refurbishment and preservation.

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Infrastruktur der Moderne: 18. Docomomo Tagung 2021 #Architektur https://t.co/Tbt7fzXwZS

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Beautifully refurbished holiday house on the fjord of @stadt_kiel by architect #RudolfSchroeder (1897-1965). Thank you @NDRsh! Just one little comment: Please don‘t call #modernism a „style“. https://t.co/IHylBLo5AI

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@oscarnolan We also - well it‘s sparkling wine! It’s a historic day. We send you big hugs ans congratulations!

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@oscarnolan We are so relieved! Congratulations from Hamburg!

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@Pforzheim’s cultural forum was completed in 1961 at the border of the municipal park. Architect #ManfredLehmbruck (1913-1993) grabbed a lot of references like #GordonBunshaft‘s translucent Reinecke library @Yale and #MiesvanderRohe‘s steel skeleton of Crown Hall @IIT in #Chicago

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#RichardNeutra (1892-1970) coined the term #Biorealism for an #architecture that connects man and nature to exist in harmony. ⁦@MUSA_Wien⁩ https://t.co/ylKHL1XWPu… with #DavidSchreyers photographs is documenting residences by this Viennese born #architect until Sept 20th.

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3-minute-movie from #Hamburg #Denkmalverein for the 1965 parking garage on Roedingsmarkt 14 by #Sprotte&Neve with young #VolkwinMarg. The round central space is lit by a perforated cuppola and equipped with a speedy double helix ramp for circulation. https://t.co/15lnGUjOe3

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Inside #AdolfLoos? Later in 2020 in #Vienna this will be possible, I promise! ⁦@MAKWien⁩ https://t.co/8YQ8eZ0deD